Nannan Aluminum Processing Achieves Breakthrough in 7G50 High-Strength Aluminum Alloy, Boosting China's Low-Altitude Economy

Published: Jul 14, 2025 00:03
Nannan Aluminum Processing Makes a Big Move! High-quality Supply of 7G50 High-strength Aluminum Alloy Round Bars, Paving the Way for China's Low-altitude Economy "Material Backbone"

At a time when the global low-altitude economy is developing rapidly, breakthroughs in the material field have become a key driving force for advancing the industry. Guangxi Nannan Aluminum Processing Co., Ltd. has independently developed and achieved high-quality supply of 7G50 high-strength aluminum alloy round bars, which have been successfully applied to the core load-bearing structural components of flying cars. This achievement not only represents a significant progress for Nannan Aluminum Processing in the low-altitude economy material field, but also demonstrates the competitiveness of domestically produced high-end materials in key areas. It not only reverses the passive situation of being long-term dependent on others for high-end aviation aluminum alloys, but also lays a strategic foundation for China to compete for dominance in the trillion-dollar low-altitude economy with its "material hard power"!

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